145: Exploring the Biodiversity of Climate-Smart Crops with Shreema Mehta
AnthroDish4 Mars 2025

145: Exploring the Biodiversity of Climate-Smart Crops with Shreema Mehta

Industrial food systems tend to use mono-crop and unilinear approaches to supplying the Global North with food. But what happens when we consider more diverse crops? My guest today, Shreema Mehta, will discuss the traditional, climate-smart crops that are overlooked by the industrial food system. She started Climate Cookery selling tamarind hot sauce and has since expanded it to a newsletter that explores increasing biodiversity and supporting knowledge of underutilized crops.

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